Carolina Alumni Review - January/February 2010

Clubs
Look for these items at alumni.unc.edu
in January and February:
; Carolina College for Lifelong
Learning Browse the spring schedule.
; Travel 2010 Select your preferred
destination from the latest lineup of
alumni trips.
; Civil War Series View spring field-
study trips and programs.
; Carolina Clubs game-viewing
parties Find out where your local
club will gather.
; Find the GAA on Facebook,
Twitter and LinkedIn Stay in the
know by becoming a fan, follower or
group member.
See page 6 for the From the Hill Online Digest.
GAA Online Digest
New York Carolina Club Honors Thorps

The most popular pages on alumni.unc.edu
for the four weeks prior to Nov. 30:
; DKE Heavily Sanctioned; Greeks Get
Stern Warning (news story)
; Homecoming/RAMpage 2009
; Late Night With Roy
; TarNation/Online Alumni Directory
; Events & Activities
; User Services
; Black Alumni Reunion
; Classmates & Alumni Groups
; Student Dies, Shot By Officer Along
I- 85 (news story)
; Three Honored With Distinguished
Young Alumni Awards (news story)
GAA Online Traffic
Bowles Featured Speaker at Davie Dinner

As of Dec. 3:
Facebook
; UNC General Alumni Association:
9,576 fans
; UNC GAA Student Membership
Program (SMP): 591 fans
Twitter
; UNCGAA: 1,131 followers
; UNCSMP: 248 followers
LinkedIn
; UNC General Alumni Association:
1,642 members
GAA Online Social Media

The Charlotte Carolina Club’s annual Davie Dinner featured the serious, as UNC System President Erskine Bowles ’ 67 spoke about higher education issuses, and the not so serious, as the evening’s entertainers, satirical song-and-dance group Charlotte Squawks, amused the audience during dinner.

ONLINE: For more information about
the GAA’s activities, services and events,
visit alumni.unc.edu.

More than 100 Carolina Clubs world- wide help alumni stay connected to
each other and help them give back to
Carolina and their com-
munities. Each year, the
GAA honors outstanding
clubs — those that are con-
sidered exceptional in serving
their area alumni, the GAA and
the University. A committee
considers several elements to select award
winners, including service to UNC, com-
munity involvement, financial manage-
ment, leadership, organization, event plan-
ning and communications. These clubs
were recognized in November at the
GAA-sponsored club leaders’ conference.